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This week, Fleeger and Briggs discuss the World Series and the impact of analytics over common sense and feel. They also break down changes to the Masters, declare the winner in the Brady vs Belichick debate, and give their mid-season NFL power rankings. The guys wrap up the show by picking every Week 8 NFL game straight up and against the spread.

This week, Fleeger and Briggs discuss the surprising benching of Ryan Fitzpatrick and break down the real contenders for the Super Bowl. They also pick every NFL Week 7 game, try to understand the Vikings struggles, break down how to ferment meat, and discuss Alejandro's role on the show.

This week on it's Just Sports, Fleeger and Briggs discuss possible destinations for LeVeon Bell, the media's treatment of Big Ben and Mike Tomlin, Dan Quinn's firing, and Dak Prescott's injury. They also pick every Week 6 NFL game and bring you extended coverage of...well....you'll just have to listen

This week on It's Just Sports, Fleeger and Briggs discuss the recent rash of COVID outbreaks in the NFL and how the league should handle it. As the NFL reaches the quarter pole, the guys discuss Tom Brady in Tampa, the Patriots without Brady, and the current rash of injuries. While picking every week 5 NFL game, they also manage to discuss the crying Italian commercial and why you never want to get stuck in a doggy door.

This week on It's Just Sports; an unexcused absence, the problem with the NBA Finals, the Stanley Cup heads to Tampa, the Eagles are gutless, and the Titans have the rona. Also, Fleeger and Briggs predict every Week 4 game.

This week on It's Just Sports, Fleeger and Briggs discuss the US Open and the future of Bryson and his plans to outmuscle Augusta in November. Listen in as they break down all of the Week 2 NFL action including the rash of horrific injuries, the Falcon's woes, and part 2 of Tom Brady versus Cam Newton. Plus, call your bookie as the guys pick every Week 3 game.

Fleeger and Briggs are back and it's chaos in Studio B. This week, the guys discuss the upcoming US Open and where ut fits in the current sports calendar and break down the reasons for sagging NFL ratings. As Briggs slurs and The Talent holds it together, they discuss some of the biggest highlights from NFL Week 1 including Tom Brady's struggles, Cam Newton's debut, and the state of the Eagles. Finally get your book on the line as the guys pick every NFL Week 2 game.

Wekk 1 of the NFL is here and Fleeger and Briggs have you covered. Listen in as the guys pick every week one game straight up and against the line. Check it out as they also pick their Super Bowl matchups, discuss what the return of football means for the NHL and NBA, and, for the first time ever, bring an exclusive post show to all of you podcast listeners.

This week, Fleeger and Briggs prepare for the quiet start of the NFL including the Fournette situation, Alvin Kamara's holdout, piped in crowd noise, and the death of home field advantage. They also discuss Antonio Brown's theatrical debut, something about sausage, and reveal their MLB Mount Rushmores. Spread the word!

This week, Fleeger and Briggs discuss the NBA boycott, the phantom CFB polling, Earl Thomas' meltdown, and DJ's boat race in Boston. They also offer a peak behind the curtain, discuss Briggs' vagabond past, and give probably the worst obituary ever. Spread the word!

Thia Week on It's Just Sports, Fleeger and Briggs discuss the NBA's sudden dose of parity, the chalky NHL Playoffs, and Dalvin Cook;s contract situation. They also discuss weight loss, Fernando Tatis' alleged faux pas, and much more. Spread the word!

This week on It's Just Sports, Fleeger and Briggs discuss the PGA Championship, the future of golf, the Pittsburgh Penguins disappointment, and the death of the sports hero. The guys also look at the impacts of the Big 10 and Pac 12 cancellations and Briggs tries hard to give a book recommendation. Spread the word!

Sports are coming back and Fleeger and Briggs have you covered. This week, we discuss the NHL playoffs, the Penguins power play, the PAC 12 demands, the PGA Championship, and prepping your fantasy team for the COVID fallout. Listen in as they also discuss Marty Jannetty's murder confession, more old wrestling, and ghost ships......guess it's not always just sports

It;s the debut of the Briggs and Finkelstein show on the 12 oz Sports Network. But, fear not, Fleeger emerges from hiding to save the day. Topics tonight include (and yes, we're serious) Marlins COVID outbreak, NFL free agent moves, coffee shops, Dana Stubblefield, NHL Playoffs, ghost hunting, and gas station cuisine.

This week, Fleeger and Briggs welcome back the ever elusive Alejandro Finkelstein. They correct, sort of, an error from last week, discuss Antonio Brown's "retirement" and his HOF prospects, discuss the NFL QB battles, and play a game of Would You Rather. Finally, Briggs tells the story of a brand new breakfast treat. Spread the word!

This week, Fleeger and Briggs discuss Patrick Mahome's mega contract, the renaming of the Washington Redskins, a smelly job, golf, and much much more.

Three months without sports and it's starting to show. Tonight, Fleeger and Briggs discuss the Patriots signing Cam Newton, their latest slap on the wrist by the NFL, and a shortened NFL preseason. Also, Briggs gives a DaVinci history lesson, tells some ghost stories, and discuss their favorite pies......yes, seriously. Enjoy!

This week, Fleeger and Briggs discuss the return of Major League Baseball and who has the leverage in Dak Prescott's contract negotiations. They also debate the worthiness of sports traditions and unwritten rules including bean ball, hockey officiating, NFL celebrations, golf etiquette, and many more. Spread the word

This week on It's Just Sports, Fleeger and Briggs break down the debacle that is the MLB negotiations look at the future of baseball, and look back at the steriod era. They also discuss Colin Kaepernick's potential to return, Dalvin Cook's holdout, and bid farewell to their good friend, Dave Cherney. 

This week on 12 oz sports, Fleeger and Briggs discuss the disaster that is the attempt to restart the MLB season including the similarities to 1994, the poor optics of millionaires versus billionaires, and the shame of the demise of minor league teams. They also discuss the precarious position of the NCAA, Mike Tyson's comeback, and preview the AFC South.